New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-22
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
OUTDOOR ADJUSTMENTS IN FAVOR

CROWDED DRIVES ~ CENTRAL PARK-coAcHiSo
PARTIES ON THE TANTIvY
The amusements Of fashionable people during last
week were chiefly confined to driving In the Park coach
ing on the Tantvy and from the Country Club going
10 the theatre and but not least to rowing with
dressmakers and mncrs the final touches Of the
ummers wardrobe Tho Park has been at its loveliest
for ten days and the drives every afternoon last week
were crowded with carriages guided through the throng
by magnificent looking coachmen supported by gorgeous
footmen The carriage toilets OF ladies' this year are
much more elaborate apparently than ever before The
effect Is very pretty spectators who I'LL the benches
In the Park which the gtering procession Oh the
drives can be seem Among the ladies' who may be oo-
served almost every day are Mrs. Jesup, Mrs A NJ
Dodge Mrs Robert Goelet, Mrs. George Henry warren
Miss Warren Mrs Turnure, Mrs. Henry Mills Day. and
various members of the Vanderbilt family and their con-
nections.
The Coaching Cub party that drove TO Philadelphia on
Saturday last arrived home safely at 57 m on Nom
day The travellers sadly sanburned and covered
with dust but nevertheless declared that they had had
very Jolly time They were Colonel Kane n Griswoh
Lorillard, 4. X. Sturgss, I. A HayerineyeF hugo
Fritsch W. p Douglass L. Bronson and Colonel william
JAY None OF them has any doubt that the best place IN
the world for lot o. men to spend sunday Is A.J
Cassatts Cheserbrook farm near Philadelphia Neither
way was there any accident the pleasure OF the
trip Tho parade of the club will take place next satur
day. and II the day is fair there will probably be liner
display than usual. Twelve coaches may DO In line
More interest has been sh3gn In coaching TINS year IMAM
pressed among the exreme English contingent OF iash
onabe society In New YORK that more enS Goaenn ing
not enjoyed In America The principal argument againss
aps not EVEN enoSgh and the distances between good
| hotels are too great
The Tantivy the most popular vehicle about town.
The weather has pleasant since this month was
ushered in that the coach has been In demand every day.
save one when II raned Last week 1t carried NUMBER
Of particularly merry parties to the Country Club Mon
day was an day. for the drivers we're away on their
spring drive to Philadelphia But on Tuesday the coaca
was taken by Mr. and Mrs W. W. Astori on wednesday
oyd mn Mira snG Frederic Bronson on Friday by j. H.
MADDEN.
The praseworthy attempts OF certain lively people TO
be agreeable to titled strangers have been more SUGGEST
full in the Of the Queen OF the Sandwich Islands than
with Leopold of Germany who was here just DO
fore Her Malestys arrival The Prince would accept no
invitations Kapoani has gone wherever she has been
asked She was busy all the week IN Sightseeing Much
nj the attention she received was official Mayor Hewitt
has particularly gallant and believed 20 nave .e
| quite an Impression upon her Tinted Majesty she wns
most sgreeabiy entertained luncheon on Friday by UT
and Mrs Williams. OF East Fly 1ourths~' VINO hSa
Weddings as is usual I'm this month were few and mar
between last week The leading perhaps was eeie
braed at the Fifth Presbyterian Church on Wod
nesiay The bride Miss Harriet Boggs, and Francis
seey was the lucky bridegroom ALTERED In white san
point lace orange blossoms and diamonds and attended
by two bridesmaids pink the bride advanced TO tho
front Of church where the bridegroom ana MS pes.
ma awaited her The brief service was soon over anu
everybody then adjourned TO the resdence Oh MrW lhia
Boggs at No. 20l West Twenty hrstst, where recep
ton was held
Colonel George Bliss will marry Miss Casey on wednes-
day OF this week at St Francis Xayler's Church
The marriage OF Miss Fannie seligman to r. f. Nathan
| will
| Hebrew families Of the city.
The engagement Is announced OF Henry b. Coke, jr to
Miss Ruth Lowering Of Boston; also Of Miss Adelaide
Kip to Philip Rhnelander.
Wednesday the LIST of June will be q busy day Miss
Mamie Buckley will be married TO Reginald Rives In
Calvary Church. Miss Rosina Emmett and Arthur sher-
wood will be welded In the Episcopal Church near re
ham, and Miss Lawrence and Mr.. Alexandra ut Baysao
L. l. The wedding Of Walter Brooks and Miss LOUISE
daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Newton Squire, VIII De eeo
bated at noon In st. Bartholomew In this city, recep
tion win be held afterward at the house OF me ytt'
father still another wedding In town Will NC shas -
sxty.fourthst The reception viii last from un''i
pm.
Itis little late for fairs indoors, yet worthy euss
tainmen of sthis kind took place last week W tho
| Of st. Marys Homs-a refuge for Young sirs sho -
. sunport,ng women. Mrs. Joseph Drcxsi, ME- Chs~s
Depew and Mrs Frederic Coudert have saksn IT,
ntsrest In the institntion The fstr wes uaas< w
. | ton OF Mr.. aud Mrs. HchaxdA